Karan Mehta
I am Karan Mehta, a journalism graduate from St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai. I began my career in 2014 as a city reporter for Mid-Day, covering urban affairs, civic issues, and local governance. In 2018, I joined Hindustan Times as a national correspondent, focusing on infrastructure, public policy, and urban development. My reporting is driven by on-ground verification and public accountability.
Volumes, spending, innovation, generics… The drug, in ten key figures
Behind the uneventful volumes, the figures presented by health insurance show a shift in medicine expenses towards some very expensive treatments. Here are the...
Focus on a current topic (n°82)
Par Noa Ory
Les évolutions religieuses mondiales sont souvent abordées à travers des perceptions, des débats culturels ou des controverses idéologiques. Les données issues des...
Greenland: Emmanuel Macron warns of cascading consequences if the sovereignty of...
"We do not underestimate the statements about Greenland," said French President in a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, January 14, as the...
F.A.Z. and Thalia launch project Reading Together
Reading is an adventure. It takes over days and weeks and leads to foreign thoughts and new worlds. The fact that we all react...
In light of current events, the WHO strongly advises against quitting...
Bonnes résolutions du nouvel an, Dry January ou simple volonté de faire attention après des fêtes bien arrosées : les Français sont nombreux à...
TV host Jean
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CNews host challenges his conviction for corruption of minors for sexual messages or requests sent to three teenagers between 2009 and 2016...
No recent UK-related global
Our monitoring of major UK government releases, reputable newswires (Reuters, PA, Bloomberg, FT, etc.), specialist immigration channels (Home Office press room, Immigration Law Practitioners'...
Police officer accused of violence against children: the Court of Cassation...
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The Court of Cassation overturned the decision of the court of appeal to acquit a police officer convicted in the first instance for family...
